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Central bank pressed ahead with tightening campaign this week despite banking turmoil
UK pub chain ekes out small profit but sales still lag pre-pandemic level
1.2% increase in February comes despite rising inflation and interest rates
Central banks may wish they’d been more careful what they’d wished for
Central bank’s forecast for inflation is softer than in February
The quarter-point increase comes a day after data showed inflation was rising
Price-hikers hunt in packs
Central bank efforts have ‘put a halt’ to country’s financial turmoil, says governor Thomas Jordan
US central bank’s rate-raising campaign thrown off course by worst bout of financial turmoil since 2008 crisis
Continuing high levels of price rises set UK apart from other major economies
Christine Lagarde says dynamic between profits and wages risks continuing to drive up prices
Joachim Nagel backs more rate rises as central banks on both sides of Atlantic wrestle with recent financial sector turmoil
Economists and Bank of England had forecast a decline from January to 9.9%
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
Ensuring prices fall remains UK government’s ‘first priority’, chancellor tells parliamentary committee
What does turmoil in the banking sector mean for interest rates?
Policymakers will weigh latest inflation data and extent of problems in global banking sector
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Survey comes as traders scale back expectations of tightening amid worries about financial instability
Other charts of the week: marriage and remote working, Europeans love SUVs, Britons approve of EU leaders and they support nurses and ambulance strikes
We should be thankful that the past two weeks of banking stress did not happen sooner
Strong fourth quarter figures mean pay in the single currency bloc is rising faster than in the US
Decline to 3.9% comes ahead of Bank of England rate-setting meeting on Thursday
Chief economist of Paris-based organisation says now ‘is not 2008’ and warns inflation remains too high
Comments by activist investor come ahead of US central bank’s rate-setting meeting next week
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